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The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-16

While congress is about it, why not
repeal all custom duties and raise the
revenue necessary for the support of
the government by direct taxation1
This would compel property, instead
Of individuals, to bear the expense.
The tariff tax is tax per capita, Of
which the poor man pays as much as
the rich.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-16

THE Official canvass Of the votes
cast al the late election gave a total
majority for division Of 5,95s. North
Dakota gave a majority Of 10000
against the proposition, and South
Dakota majority ofrs,o5s in favor Of
il. The total vote cast was 7o,75a-
.z6,I44 north Of the seventh standard
parallel, and 1888 south ofthat line.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-16

THE presidents message will be
found on the inside page Of this edi-
ton. We have not read it, and don't
suppose one manin fifty will. The
insincerity Of these things has become
nauseating, and more than effects any
good points they may happen to con-
tain;
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-16

The regular quarterly meeting Of
the school board throughout the coun-
ty will be held on Tuesday, January
10, 1888; that being the second Tues
day in January.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-16
$3.50 Per Year
suMMoNs.

Territory OF Dakota, L.
Injustice Court County OF Brown.
Before N l. Csilbert. .Insttceof the Peace.
Oh. o. Macleod, Plaintiff,
against
Abe 4. FISHER, Defendant.
The Terrilory Of Dakota sends greeting
Dv summoned to appear before me at my
once Ia the village OF Warner, IN said county,
on the sSth day vi DecetnbNS, a. -. 1851, st ~
O'Clock Am, to answer to the complaint Of
tho above named plaintiff, q. j. o. Macleod,
who claims to recover OF You the silYn OF ZEN
ana 30 100 Doliars for subscrl lption To warner
sun and for advertisement thert III, which
eRid subscription and a1yeI tiaement was far
nished by said plaintiff IN said paper called
the Warner san, at your special request, be-.
tween NOyelnbtr let, 1885, and Nov mber 1st,
1887. And you are hereby notiiied that If you
fail to appear and answer as above required,
said piaiAtth viii to ks itidamoiat against you
for 5000 and for costs Or cult.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of No
vember, ID. 1Ss7, N. 4. GILBERT,
Justice Of tha p eace In ana for Brown
County, ID r.
10 the Sheriff of Any Constable Of aid Brown
County, Greeting: Make legal service here
Of, ana due return.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-16
@. j. O. MACLEOD.

The Sioux Falls Press accuses 9,
]. c. Macleod ofbeing rank division
ist. The Press evidently forgets
the dark and bloody days Of '8s.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-16

N0TICE--AfIidayits of publication of all legal
notices published in THE SUN can be obtain.
ed at HNgarty b MARBLES Bank, Aberdeen.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-16

sUAfMOE OEs--R ELIEF C0AfF INT FILED
TERRIToRY OF DAKOTA,
BROWN OonNTY.
District Court--Fifth Judicial District
Margaret IS, ea'F' Fl1iniii sUMMoss.
Richard Carr, defendant.
The Territory Of Dakota, 70 tho allow.
named defendant You. Richard Carr. are
hereby summoned ara required to answer Che
complaint in the ab0yeenti led action, which
was fled with The clerk ~ said court at Alb
erdeen, Dak., en- the 9th day of November,
1887, and to serve acopy OF your answer to the
said complaint On the Subscribers AZ their
ofhce in the city OF Aberdeen In tne county
OF Brown aud Territory Aforesaid, within
thirty days after the service OF tbfs summons
upon You, exclusive Of the day OF servte1as5 and
II you fail 30 answer th8 said complaint with
Ia The time aforesaid, the plaiDtin In this &c.
ti0n Will apply to the court for the ralief de-
Inauded in the Complaint,
Dated November, g. ID. lSsY.
BROWN EROS,
Piaintfif's Attorneys, aberdeen, DaRota.
First Pub. Nov. ls-
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-16

Notice IS hereby given that the ce-paftl
ncrship heretofore existing between ] E
Humphrey and g. ]. Humphrey, under the
firin name If Humphrey Bros, is this day
dissolved by mutual couseut. The buBi-
ness VIII be continued by J.E, Humphrey,
who viii settle all accounts due to and
owed by said arzn Of Humphrey Bros.
q /. Humphrey.
y 81 Humphrey,
Dated at R0ndell DIT. Dec. 3, 1887
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-16

Land ONCE az Aberdeen, Dakota, Dec.
5. 1887. Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has fiied notice OF her in-
claim and that said proof will be made before
the register on Breceiyer Of the u land office
at Aberdeen, Dakota, On JaU uaFy ~, 1855, viz /.
Caroline Rieck, formerly Caroline Rehfeld,
widow and heir OF August Rehfeld deceased
for the NV u of section "a, town 12I range 6l
under Il X No el36, Watert0wn series. She
names the following witnesses to prove his
conIinuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land prior to her sajd husbafid's death,
aud to prove hor subsequent cultivation OF
said tract, Wit Louis Thurman, Herman
FIuehllch, Nj. r. Chi ds and william Rshfeld.
ali of Warner. DaK0fa
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-16
Brown bros. !, Attya.

Land once at Aberdeen. Dakota, Nov.
II, 1857. Notice lis hereby given thEt the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice OF his
intention to make final proof in support OF
his claim and that said proof win be made be-
fore the register on receiver OF the 8 iaud
office at Aberdeen, Dakota, on JAnuaTy 4th,
1888, viz Eliza Dunleavy,
for the n-wH section Is, town l12, range 81.
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion Of said land, viz John MOrTow5 FatTIcK Z
Lyons, Joseph Boulis, Patrick Kelly, all OF
Rudolph, Dakota
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-16
e. s. Nelson, Atty.

Land Ofllce at Aberdeen, Dak., November
~, 1881 Notice is hereby given that tie fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice Of his
Intention to make final proof In support OF
MS clsim and that said proof viii be made be-
fore the register or receiver % the y. :. land
Office at Aberdeen, Oak, on January : 1888 viz
Peter ID. 9ollies
Under II K No 282, for the s.w Il of section 50,
town l22, range Co. He names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence
g1nuIs and cultivation of said land Wiz JOS
eph e. Hardness, John a. Erickson, Fred Bug
ner, Of Rudolph, Oak, and J. A. kchlueter, Of
AberaeenI DalE
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-16
rHE CHICAGO AVG
Or tn !. . !.
lES
WM RAILWAY.
Penetrates the Centers Of
Population ID
ILLINOIS, IOWA,
WISCONSIN,
MINNESOTA,
DAKOTA.
NEBRASKA AND WYOMING.

It's TRAIN EIERyEcE Is carefully arranged
to meet requirements OF local Fravel, as
weH as to furnish the most attractive
routes fcg through travel between i'm
portant
TRADE CENTER
Its EQUrPMnEr Of Day and rarlor Cars
Dining and Palace Sleeping Cars is With
ont rival. Sx
1ts RoAD BHD Is perfsction Of stone bal.
laeted steel.
The EoRTH- WRsTEBn Il the fay0rite
route for the. cpmmeaci& traveilers the
tourist and the seekers after new honles
IN the Golden Northwest
Detailed Information cheefYully fur
w. MARSH
Agent at Rudolph, Dak
j. IA WHITMAN,
Vice Pres and Gen'l Mgr
H G. WICKER,
Traffic Manager
EsP WILSON II
Gent Pan AEe
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-16
Brown BROS, Attya. 4 - !

Land ONCE at Aberdeen, Dakota, Nov. ~.
1887 Notice is hereby given that the follow
tention 10 make final proof IN support Of his
claim and that said proof VIII be made before
the register or receiver ofthe u land Office
at Aberdeen, Dakota, on January To- 1883, viz
Joseph b. Pfinney,
II. II. No 81, Aberdeen series, tor the s-w 4
section 81, town 122 range 65. ae names the
following witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon and cultivation of said land,
viz Edwin M. FISK Of Warner, OAK, and
Wilhelm Lennke, Frank schwab and Herman
Schwagle, of Aberdeen, DAKOTA
~ TIC. fNfo
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-16

Land Office at Aberdeen, Dakota, November
/, 1881. Notice Is hereby given that the FOL.
lowing named settler has filed notice OF hii
intention TO make final proof fn support q
his claim and that said proof VIII be made be
fore the register or receiver of the Y q land
office at Aberdeen, Dakota, on December 2T
1887. wig Henry > Dodge,
forthe s-WL Of section -, town l2l, range GO
He names The following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon end cultiya
tion OF said land, viz: Horace Henstead
William MoKe, William Galloway, all Of Scat
terwood, Daks
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-16

Land Offlceat Aberdeen, Dalg., November %
1851. Notice Is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed no:Ice Of his in
teution TO make final proof In support Of his
claim and that said proof will be made before
the register or receiver of the u. 8. land Office
at Aberdeen, Oak, on january Z, 1888, viz;
Wyatte Buel Borden,
for lots land and ~ mex OF section 3, town
l2i, range 62 w. He names the following wit
on and cultivation of said land, viz. Elwin
Stickny, OF Bath. Brown Co., Oak, and
August Thieman, Jacob III. ADgsn1an, and u.
8. Nelson ,of Gem, Brown Co., Oak.
N. I'll. HRTris, Register.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-16

Iapd ONCE at Aberdeen. DaHotes November
/, 1851. Notice Ii hereby gwen that the fol-
ltssFtNg naf0ed settler has Bled notice OF his
intention to make tinai proof In sn port OF his
ci0jfn and that said proof Willie made before
the register orreceiver OF tho X. 3 land olico
g ~ os on ~ n sG soos'
for the e-wA section Is, town l2i, range 90.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
bis sc0nttnuOuHresi0enC upon and cd tlVation
OF said land, viz ASA Dayton Henry II,
SLACK, James Bryans Louis SAM, al OF RonQelis
II. III. Harris, Register
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-16

Land once az Aberdeen. Dakota, NoyeIa1er q,
lowing named settler has filed notice OF his
his claim and tnat said proof win be made be-
fore the register or receiver OF the land
oflice at Aberdeen, Dalr., on January 2, 1888,
viz. John w. Gates,
Under r d No 1858, for the ESeA of section 4,
town l21, range GA. He names the following
witnesses TO prove bis continuous residence
upon and cultivation 0fsAid land. viz. Henry
schnorr, John Henchell, James w Cook, Ulrick
BOsley, a. Warner, Oak.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-21

xus HxaxusT Eroum HWowH n PITTS
Buna m xMzzrBEN TnAnA
PTzmnUnn, gulg @<--Tha pFoaracled
h0t srsll waa bFnkea touigbt b. sha
haevissa saorm knsgu hers sineo he
n4pst BaseheE'a Kan di4s1sf. tbiFaeep
ysaES 60. Wbsss neaEly 30 peupts w8ls
aFuwna6. FogtnBs41ly tozl9nas wa9 nsi
alasnasS b. a8y faasAltias - faF
q s0ula b isaEnsd q midni9hk
Tha aamaae - prope4ts, hoBsSsrs
~ Vwy hsAxy ed gu rszce
A laaaa e19o,ooo The slsfA bgoke oysf
- ealy chem sfeloek, nnd In twe
hCnrs fws knd q hnif inshag e rain kM6
fnlian. Tha u1ssf ponnsd egwn - ~
SI-sr1a aosaina tks esIlass asa wnshise
aWaE - founda1inns te ksussa.
In ne kfn algaEtela m4lg
hru.na waea sun1ssea unsafs
1nf several Wsss sonpistalY wFe1ks4.
a Bu1ehnEas Bna ~ aBWsf1 teoaDs
slnREsA 60 ana - wnsar eysaDwiDE
eIIsa Ehs hounea 10 daD1h a. ssvsEAl
f1ea. No cna wag f9tane9. hawsgef, bua
4 nsmhaS e hguHsa esze uasned from
lhsis ssunaattnua Osisids e the eslJ,
- eznall a1ronus ogoE49ged tnell
hnnta, 6samR RnoAz 6AmaRs.
Tha asiapapA Wisss ase eowD - ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-21

nosEar sAnnzzz SAN Ezn nRaCrsAzoan
10 RunoMAsa xEn 1AEruEosn .
ONO Am At An Wn.

noBERT sAnnEF1 sAu TEn NRaCrsAzzoHu
10 RuRoHAsa xan DAxlxuEo4n .
oHEo Am AT An xHp.
PMxEknsEPEEA, July &.-The Rsoord
VII tomorrow p1hliah the folioulnQs
aExnznoH b. ~, JuIy -.
70 Hon. WfliSam N. SinQsrlN, E6iscf
IN fba Rscord, PhSlndslpASa--DmAn 6ms
In Fepiy 20 yoaF oaaRtoous inquiry &c %
the real saaius q - neRoain19n eallef
hy the pEaas The sEaltfmara 4 Ohio deal,
have terEtnated. Tia 0ampmny which
The baitinors OhAa Rnilraad n.in SUES
way as vas believed yoald b beno1
oial 70 all parties and faiIEoe1s con
ceznsd, did not % the appointed time
eoDply with thaig enaARsnenia. an6e
arrangements og negotiations With
them are nov absolutely q - end. !
have NOS purchased the seek 0e the
John 3. Hopkins University. as stated in
some OF the neWnpapegs. ! have an op-
tion on that nsook ard alse upon THAI of
several other holdsrss but ! have ne1
exsreisad thoas oDstona, nor d ] intan1
10 do 20. The statements In soma Of
the papers that ] have purchased large
blooks Of Baltimare and Ohio sock h q
mistake. A. have stated. I haRe had
options, bnt ciFuumstaneea made q
necessary 10 Gloss them. The Balti.
more and Ohio Railroad Company, its
properties, inoludinR its large telegraph
system and the ownership of ils ssock,
remain no1 as lhey were e the Open
Ina Of The negotiations. The great public
intersst which these negciiaticus has
excited, and the many Faah rumoEs 10
watch they have given rise justly ms
In departing from my usual course %
making these formal s1ntementg.
Thanking you for the kindly terma Ia
which you have been pleased 10 refer Do
the Basfimere 4 Ohio Oompany and itl
future, and acknowledging tks eoEFeet-
ness Of ysuE Judgment and that q
many other fFisnds a. 70 the propriesy
Of making public this lettsg. Am. n
ever, yours very truly,
Ronxnz GAnnnr7.n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-21


ALMOST A xRAdlcAL CLIMAX nEAoKxD N
a NTWnPAPza wA1M TKxAa.
FL PAso (Tex. J, guly &.-Ths nswa-
paper var heFs barely escapod xe1ultina
In q tFaeedy today. The 1snsf and 1a-
tsr. Rspnbgfe have been indnlQina IN q
personal warfare fog souae time past,
which reaahed climax on Sunday
morning by tha od.tog 0f tha former -
Per mnkin0 The assertion shAs hia con-
iempoxary shelonned In the panifenliAsy
fAthsr than II amsW1papeF o4leo." Ihe
editors of tho lntleE gapaR, 0eo1aa B.
IsoWsne end Ora n. H5ain, e Oncs uanl
aunninQ suf joan Il. Hart, editor Of ~
1smas, uko happsned 10 be oa1 0f aewn.
Upon hia rstnrn On Mnn0ey hs vas vel
oomsd by Ne Tnfsr- Rspsbsfs in q leading
editorial eallinR hia q liar. poltsooz
and q eaR.n
This was more than Hasl esald stand
and aTming himself with Q ahetgln y
started out win an erapl1yo q d.
named WimbeEty, Who waa armed WI
9 revolver, and whoss niea1gn 80 =
sss thet both Lowina an4 Btsan did no
attack Hart. Stain wae ms8 IN ~
stras2. near o stairway. and nnzt eF
| dersd him % thfou up his hADoA u
stead Of doing 80 elein san ~ y
a,airg. AZ This paint IN ufaeex aVpoaseI
and arrested 6teia. Hart and WlmoeEl
aud placed thsna nndeg hoaes 10 rec
tie peane for ona year. DuEina al NJ
dine Lowing ssoo4 across ~ sirosa -
ala Hos interiors.
Hsetn was hFouNht hare ahouf yea
eco charged with feralne sb4ak On @
lNsu York 6un. he lny h tall hnFe ant
about Nay lst, whau ~ was r1lea1ed Q
bail, aBniline trial. a rsQuisiti1n fsou
lths 0oVurnoE of Miaelsaippis ukeseE.e
Iia wanted On aneshar charge Of foERsE'
waits tha dinpo1al Of ths e1ns bes'
Gtsin kfaed Q n1A1 q Kansas Clly -
tTsars aRo ana hes . bad EseaEa n uAz
IeeAlttiea IN thn Wes1. H9 sAld u
week thai 10 had been eznpsoyed " &
Nsw rerk Hn1aid - wish hAyispe, Mns
leo, ana inssl1ieaia t1e e9EtAQ11ka =
salts b thAt seEioa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-21

I'm urKa-graxa osuErHzoH p1zNzzs
aExKnAR. CASES.

I'm uTn-mara osluErHzoA p11nz1
nExKAAl cAg11.
wAaHnngTux. July -. - TAe Inasx
State Cemmeres Commission today dis-
ulsssd the sollowiHQ eassa: Chisa1o 4
AIlnn naainsl Re2ngyl1anla. eD4 koeA
Isinna aanioHt NeW Tcfk CsztEAl. =. d.
Hszaina Rgn3nst OAteaass 81 Paal.
nEInniapolia d Omaha, ard ~. A. Fal-
tun neaanst tAa @nns. bosA Ter ailees4
diss<infnation IN rnteA
Ths aanss Of Ghs Ailsn and Roek
TrlnnA Fuada. dismissed. ess ~ nses6
companfnas az thosa eowpAmian aRnin9t
the Penmnylvnuin ard NeB YnEk Oen-
tEal rsads raspee1lVsly. fer diBsEamias-
tson n - 'shgysetts aGAt191 ths eg1-
uanananas, bonanes ef t1stE EsfzaAl %
snhMuFfha 10 the aaFsnmsns ~ tbe sFnnk
lInem. and noa 90 pay euwDiMiors %
tiuhs1 aaHnts. Thia boYeost oo1G11of
az rfunl q ~ paFs e tha dEfs1d-
nnts % NJ ehFua9h tiekets over ~
oomplafnen1B rad frum ChleARs q
Kmnaaa CRY and o. LoaiA
Ths tsulsioa - the enmmissi1a ssYs
| IN u1ra, aftsE Gsfzllna ~ etso1mg1Anes'
/ a - eaas e arsas lsnElh. tAaa ~ e1.
/ fanssa af whiEa d haa eaHminhnae nEs
] lnoa asythine &sns IN sonizsEsnsasa q
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-21
W0RK PUSHED.
The Reed That Il to Maes
the Chieage q North
Western.
TEXAS EDITORS AT war.
Some idea of the COMPS.
tition for the 0olcniai
Subsidy.
fssksl nrsknrh rl.Knsk-MH.inks O.
sxanssa- -nzisssA FolAisni rnss-
srsphs -Tks On wsrks Ears-
oss.s BhnazsalysA rss.r
saets Csumlmlsa.
weRK FEEmzB.
|TExAs EDITORS AT war.


uunEaAaM uua nkmnoAn wuzR = enn,
ooN-AMuxMnH xaAmnuumx1MBMxAx
KzMn N vEMa.
San FnkEc1sCo, yuIy a0.--AeIsr q fsz
DoRfha % deaay wuEk has hssn S1Buaef
% tke 0Eegua PaaiAa, uhish b % Fun
eastward 10 Boksa City, thenoa % san-
nect vita ths Chiaaao ena NoEahwnua..
en- end form . nsw tEnnsso1tinentai
Ina.
Ooaizasis haxs bnsn lst for ussa
from Albany, OEeaon, as far east e al1s
Cascade mgumenina. Nolnun BHmmGsA,
Who has kesn enaaas6 en Eailrona WaE3
On The NoFlhaEn Pneiae. Gsonrsd -
eonlsasl fer The e1nstEesiisn of festF
miles of the nee road. u b axpoets6
that The work will soon be9iR On the
ennk hank of TIE noushnxn HantiAm
river, and thai - Win osatinns - q
poinl b HsRg Pass b ths 0assads
n0untaikA
Ths woEk win he paahad a rapidly d
poanlbie and viii give eunplogmsna @ Q
RreaA many men. Trnek Iaying % :
poFtion of tha rad already gsadad b.
tween Albany and fha banslam wna
eommeneed lnsl wesk. Hsssaty-four
extFa Chinese have bonn 30 30 wofk,
and tkis ssetieu ef Ne linz via b en-
pleted ak oaoo IA ordsR 30 fnKnigh
means for the tEan1pogtn1ion C mate
rial f0R the work an The rod eane1urd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-21

kDoERH oTxmaxn, a TICKET nnoEnA,
has ~ uHPEzksAEr KxPEzuncu.
1kR FnAMuzsco, snIy M--Adolph
0ttinae1, d tiehsa hxokeR, wag in bad
Inek yesterday and furnished onnnfdar.-
ahle amnssmenta ae ~ iooal passenger
aQeafA Whgn cenina down % aha
omae be iosa $50 wogtb q tiaksts.
AhicA faE ouk of kis pookea Anguat
Paasit. Q EFonchman, whe 0ha1e9d b
pan1 thai Way found them esd leok
theH over 10 thA EoelhoEn Rasihe oGlas.
There waa mach Joy N he camp Of
toAt Oompany'a p4e1engsR oalciala and
they immediateay teok aineEiptinn
and nnmbeR of eaeh ticket. By che
Tina OttinesR bad traced up he where
Aho1ts Of his tieks4s they had them all
bulletined and of eoaBss they yielded
them On hia damAnd. Tho Oempemy
1hen iasned wFiston notice % him
aiznod b 3. n. Donaidson. Assistant
General Passages kasnk end 7. II.
Goodwin. Who 3 nbssnl fr0u Ne oity,
thai thess tinksts had bean ssapotledn
and would noe be good n unsd By or
sold 20 any person eztside Of TIE oFiai-
nnI purchases. OttinQsE'a iIl lUsk will
theFefnrs oos1 him 500.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-21

znrrEMM AFFAIRS AND How xKmx Ann
CoNszDznID AZ EoEpox.
LOxpsa, Jaly 10.-Ohambsslaln vas
The pEinsfpai agent ID oenoaeitnR tne
naRoliasic1s between The 0cxernmsns
and the Unionists.
Ths Psss thls moxuing EsitegAeea ils
orT for unity nmung tha Uniens1ls. u
sayu: Asodrss Of usakne3 Wili Be op-
psrsnt 60 lana ~ Losd 9alizbnfy e cam
pellsA 10 declare himaalf IN the minoxlty.
nsw appeal sbouid be ma6e 10 ths
Cnionisis 10 taks thaif plAees IN The
ministerial E4nkA1
Ths EsBs aays shas Lord eallsbsE5
haa capituinted ca tsFma that Dc henos
10 his cynical fEanAnegg. Tbe 0gysxn-
msnt has betrayed Ne IFish l1n1loeoz
for ths sake az union and ofneo. Ine
power given 20 Ne Irish Colnni1sloneE1
q rsdnes iudioiaI Feuas win BE- valid fgI
! too yeaFa, a The end q uhieA time = 4
sxpsstsd that Tie purehass otll WI d
| in opsEatiea.
HoWsll las psaiesd FouleE that hl
viii oalI Ne attsntioa of The House q
Commsens 30 Rowtaf's e0ndas8 In cAli
ing Hswsll "damnsd liar"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-21

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4oUn9fe4 I1s ~ q kkla irnzes
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ever zuaGS uf RnehAas onnrany. In 90
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caIIlE4 81 ellI rszsleoG % a1ntG 1oa-
epnAhle, rEcpoR and equal laslIlsIea.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-21

dilsc1,nna nnd ksnsy W11Aguls ere 80.
poElod ea ~ rsllnuade lga3ln4 go
4nd 49, frum khig oilY. A. Ml1linhl
- ran Wn1 silH kalllnl Wiln indle1-
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81 . eaEsoes bo1ssa u o'elssk taninhA
ksF9 falal eaneg of uan9aHoka ooelRrod
daFinR tke day.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-21

21am Dn8 90 IN coMEuzEzxaN Run IN
k9EERAxEkB MAu HunEIpzs.
An Eaknusoo, Snly 20.--1n an lnfaE.
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lgWlnR fast1 we're isarnsd:
I19 Caan1Ia1 EaelGo ou1Rany havs
11erod tn slgoc8 Is iaR 2ugn ths
1YdnsE sd Anokfsna maila b LIondpn
thk1ly days an6 thiEty hOurA
foR liks aum tha rsniaa 3 OEienaal
u1mpaHy, vIa ~ Nns8 oannl, vii
p..cs ~ An1tznl1aa nlails u Ean1sn b
TEs oasnnls Csmpany lsnae sslisss-
lng tha Qalanial mails ID thasey- aaEsn
daya.
n aEEaneemsnas oan - mnads VIA
lha ABstEslian pes1al auihoEilles.n : mid
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mall fsozn 8Ydnsy 70 San DieRD b
nlneeeea 6AyR IL eannoetinn wi1A the
Atahis1n 4 IogokA, rsacA Eeu YoEk
lonR days lAtsE, and plnoa fka Eznil1 h
4on40n ID n1Rea DAYS @oge b. Tie
lEaneelianaia EteAaeEA making Total
nf thirty dngn, which time en- Be ~
dased . tWenfg ssssn days b. nol SOP
ping e Honoluln.s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-21

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morning ths aroas ere q the nl1nenrd
on works e Cens1able Hook, New JeE-
aaY, wna under eonsRoI. I've laaRa ware
ho9ssa, . tanka, "a dashs and oves
1000 kaRselB e oil wnfe 6sgtr0ye4. ~
Ne docka ths.s I'D bean Q lasRs nu1.
bar q vessels. 1hooo bad. hougy1E,
been t0wsd ozt Into the slseam, haf
nona too soon. .K1Es1 ene ptsg taok ege
and thaa anothes and anetheI. un1u
tAsy wees one laEEe ase. easttae llr.d
alass upun Es9 YoEk baY. b tnis
kinnn ths are fags haa arrived and fonRht
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/ esvoFAl streams eDen ne plaEss and y
waa only Ne sGoEta of Ne men and t1es
thal nhsnkp6 ~ Gamog and saved -
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| e1n1 bosn aga undsE eomts0i. nnd the Ct
/ esA. 1lurs konls anA nsizheoEing tank1
we're nasnd. Ths Sean6Ard fo,ks esll-
/ mass tks loss a. eISooooo. Tbsrs 80
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